I want to combine an API specification written using the OpenAPI 3 spec, that is currently divided into multiple files that reference each other using $ref
. How
Most OpenAPI tools can work with multi-file OpenAPI definitions and resolve $ref
s dynamically.
If you specifically need to get a single resolved file, Swagger Codegen can do this. Below are usage examples for the command-line version of Swagger Codegen. The input file (-i
) can be a local file or a URL.
Note: Line breaks are added for readability.
Use Codegen 3.x to resolve OpenAPI 3.0 files:
java -jar swagger-codegen-cli-3.0.18.jar generate
-l openapi-yaml
-i ./path/to/openapi.yaml
-o ./OUT_DIR
-DoutputFile=output.yaml
-l openapi-yaml
outputs YAML, -l openapi
outputs JSON.
-DoutputFile
is optional, the default file name is openapi.yaml
/ openapi.json
.
Use Codegen 2.x to resolve OpenAPI 2.0 files (swagger: '2.0'
):
java -jar swagger-codegen-cli-2.4.12.jar generate
-l swagger-yaml
-i ./path/to/openapi.yaml
-o ./OUT_DIR
-DoutputFile=output.yaml
-l swagger-yaml
outputs YAML, -l swagger
outputs JSON.
-DoutputFile
is optional, the default file name is swagger.yaml
/ swagger.json
.
One way to do this is to use the open-source project speccy.
Open the terminal and install speccy
by running (requires Node.js):
npm install speccy -g
Then run:
speccy resolve path/to/spec.yaml -o spec-output.yaml
I wrote a quick tool to do this recently. I call it openapi-merge. There is a library and an associated CLI tool:
In order to use the CLI tool you just write a configuration file and then run npx openapi-merge-cli
. The configuration file is fairly simple and would look something like this:
{
"inputs": [
{
"inputFile": "./gateway.swagger.json"
},
{
"inputFile": "./jira.swagger.json",
"pathModification": {
"stripStart": "/rest",
"prepend": "/jira"
}
},
{
"inputFile": "./confluence.swagger.json",
"disputePrefix": "Confluence",
"pathModification": {
"prepend": "/confluence"
}
}
],
"output": "./output.swagger.json"
}
For more details, see the README on the NPM package.